IHE DAILY BEE -TUESDAY , DECEMBER 23 188 1
SEST TONIC , ?
Vfif meJI'-mr combining Iron with \mn
rCRitixlilo tonio , niilckly nml romnlctcl/
l'nrrUv prp'iln , uiiller > lliiii , U'rnlinr ,
liiitiiirclllnnil , , ) liil'irln , < lilll iinil I'ooic ,
411.1 NriirnlKlii. \
It In nil inifnllltiR fcratily for Dlscftscsofth *
KMttr > * mill l.lvcr.
It ti ln\nlimllo for PISCRIT porulln' M
Woman , ntnl nil Whn loml r dentnry llvo
It floci not Injure- the teeth , cn o licnilnfh'1 1 >
ert'xltiro tomtlpfttlon o/A'r Iran mnltctnrt
It enriches nnil jnirlflei tliplilooil.Btlm"'M' > 4
rt < ' | itiitite , nlilj the nislmllntlniinr food r >
I' TII Hcnrtlmrn nnd Hclohlng , mid etr-'tip' ,
iii < the muffle nnd nervii
K r Intermittent ] 'cvor , . jv ttudi ? , TAC'X elI
I icrijjAc. . , It hrn no equitl.
flrrTlic ffnulno linsnliovotrnlown f-i *
eniiJ ( rcil lilies ol. wrapiior Toke no "t I. ,
I'.oyitlif 'i i ) vnirairitiio. , nit.TiniMtt
M Oallspnted Ln the BROAD GLAIN
VERY BEST OPERATING ,
QUICKEST SELLING AND
Ever offered to tlio nubile.
HAMBUEG-AMEBIOAN
DIUKOT LINE VOR ElfOLAND , fKAHOK
_ OKRHANT.
inn aioanuhlpVol tbll well-known line are bnlll of
Uon , la nator-tlgbt oompntmonts , and are farnleh-
( d with every roqulelto to make the paasago both
late and agreeable. They carry the Unltod Stateg
and Baropoan mail ] , and leave New York Thure-
dayg and tsatardays lor Plymouth ( LONDON ) Ohor-
bonrg , ( PARIS ) and HAUBUllO.
Ratoa : Steerage from Europe only (18 , First
Cabin , J55 , W6 and 179. Steeraje , f 20.
Henry Pundt , Mark Qanaen , F JS. Moorc9M. Ted ,
agcntaln Omaha , QronowDg & Schoontgon , agtnUln
Oonnoll Bluffs. O. D : RI01IAUD & CO. , Qon. Pasa
Agts. , Cl Broad way , N. T. Cbaa. Kozmlnskl li Co-
Otnoral Weatoru Agtali , 170 Wanhlngton St. , Ohlca
CO.UI.
IlEMtuvKiiEK. A victim of youthful Inifrudenco
cnunine Premature Decay , Nervous Debility , Lost
Manhood , Ac. , having tried in rain every Known
remody.htraiHCOt fired nnimpln means of self-cure ,
which lie will Hi'ml rlU'.r. tohUfollow-sufforeni.
AUdroc.J.Il.ltiiiVIiS. Chatham BU.Newyc.k !
Nervous Book frtft.
Debility inU . , N.Y.
Health is Wealth !
HDu. E. 0. WRST'S Ni ri AMD BBAM THBASMBNT , a
guaranteed spoolflo ftr Uystorla , D.izlneos , ConvnI-
( long , Fits , Nervous Noaralgl * , Headache , Ncrvotu
Prostration oaused by the U39 ol aloohol or tobbacco ,
Waktlolnos ] , Mental dopreBslon. Softening ol the
brain , resulting In Insanity and leaping to mleory ,
dooay and death , Premature ) Old age , Baroness , loan
of power In either a 91 , Involuntary Looses and Spor-
atorhoracaused by over ezertlontol the brain , eolf-
buieorovor Indnlgonoe. Each bor. contains one
month's treatment. (1.00 a boz.or eix bottlei oi
(5.00 , lent by mill prepaid on receipt ol price.
WE GUARANTEE BIX BOIES
To cure any caae With each order received by ns
( or eU bottles , acoompllthtd with $5.00 , we will send
he pnrohuser oar written gaaranteo to ret nnd the
money II the treatment does not effect B cure. Guar
antees Issued only by JOHN C : WEST & CO. ,
> Jy 23.mSe.ry & 91 Uadlson 81. , Chicago , 111.
tered by theStateofllU.
fir.ois tor theexprcsapuraosa
ofglvinElmmedlate reliella
iS0" chronicunaat"ana prl-
' complicated forms , also all
diseases of the Skin and
IJlood promptly relieved and
pci rnnneritlycured by reme-
, die3test'-dlna/"or//r ! nr
j s/ J2'i-actlce. . Seminal
, . . ; LoasL.by Drtarns , Pimples on
{ hel'arc.l.oit Manhood.t-itnittvfti/cured T/ttrt
I4 > " > c.rrr ; > iic > a < iuTI , c appropriate rt.r.edy
ikiatonc ? uied In eachtvfe. Consultations , per-
3 jr.al or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med.
i'.liiei sent hv Mall and Express. No marks on
liacujce to indicate contents or sender. Address
> jKJAMESNo.204WasMnolcnSt.ChICflrjoIH.
. BOTTLES.
Ef longer , . . , . Havaria
Culnibfichor , . . . Bavnna.
Pilsner . - . . . . . . . Bohemian.
Kaifior. . . . . . . . . . . .Brflmon.
DOMESTIC.
Bad'voiaor . Sfc. Louio.
Auhausor. . . . _ .Sfc. Louis.
Boat B . _ . Mibvnukep.
Schlitz-Pilsner - . Milwaukee.
Krutj'fl . Omaha
Alo. Potter. Domestic and Rhine
Wino. VD. MAURER ,
1213B'arnamSt.
With fMh niimbor of DOUOKBSrS JIONTHM
TAOA INKulll lie given a lull tlzu faslilocublu IV
cm of any size of at ) lea selected , making t cl\o iu
ien during theyt-ars or alue of over thiee dollla
besides the most ropular , cntertalnir anil us
tnigazlng Simple ooplei 2'o , yoirl ) , ii. Add
W , Jtinnlngs , D < niore.6t , llliul .1th St , New V4.I
EVERY PERSON ,
SICK OR WELL ,
Is linlteil to ccnd thrli
acldrcea to TUB fiwirr SPECIFIC Co. , Drawer a.
Atlanta , a , ( or a copy of their treatise ou Blooil
uid. tikla Ubcascs. Mblch \ \ \ \ \ bo mailed free.
Cancer for Many Years.
A ( tinlly servant has been aftllcted lor many ) car
with a cancer on > ber nose , and wa > treated by tome
ol I be best physicians , and the old remedies used
without benefit finally we fo her S ( It's Spe
cific and she has been completely cured.
JOHN lliu. , Druggist ,
Thomson , da. , August IU , ISSt.
NOSE EATEN OFF.
John Nat c , a young man near here , > tua cancer
on bit fact ) which bad eaten away tils uote and part
ol nU check , and wu extending up to his > e . As
a la t resort he was put on Swift's Specific , and It
hu entlrvlr cured him. llliaoets all healed o > er
with new Deih , and hit general health Is excellent
UUfooovery wu wondortul.
wondortul.M.
M. F. CauutBT , U. D. ,
i Qa. , AwjuitlO ,
, BSEHT MINDED PEOPLE.
Persons Who Drou ValnaWes
Trtotels at Every Corner ,
A. Wealth of IJOMI Articles riokcrt Dp
Almost Dully In tlio Cms , on
, on tlio
anil At tlio
Fcrrlcfl.
N. Y. Star.
As may easily bo supposed' ] number
of nitlclca nro lost every year on the
Elovatcd railroads , the ferricrs , on the
street cars , and on Brooklyn bridge for
which owners nro never or seldom found.
It is worth while to pay a visit to the
oillco of the Now York and Brooklyn
bridge as a star reporter did yesterdayill
order to cxamino the hotorogonooua as
sortment of lost articles in possession of
Captain Jamoa Ward. They are in value
but trilling , and the only Interest at
taching to them rests in their variety
and different stages of dilapidation.
"Hero they are on the shelves , " said
the captain. "You can examine them
for youraolt. Most of them have bcon
found on the bridgethough a few of the
most valuable , or to speak correctly , the
least worthless , wore picked up In iho
cars. Thcro are bed slats , old gloves , a
kettle of paste , rubber coata , pouches ol
tobacco more or ICBO vile , whisky bottle :
more or less empty , boxes of clpara "
"Boxes of cigars I Couldn't you lot us
BOO the brand ? "
"They are so wet that you cannot smoke
thorn , olao they wouldn't bo hero. The
few Rood boxoa picked up were claimed
on short time , the last of them , if I re
member aright , lost by ono of Grooly'a
explorers , who brought it all the way
from Smith's ' oound , and Intends keeping
it as a memento. See , herd is n awltcho
hair which , when found on the bridge wet
with the morning dow , shone like reful
gent gold. Then it changed to n dul
green , and fs now almost blackla mourn
ing , as it were , for Its proprietor , who it
all probability ID entrancing n number oi
guileless youths with hair just as bright
as this was and as false.
"This package contains a lot of rnon'a
underwear , and this parcel , ladies' under
garments , from which it may bo inferred
that the friendly shades of the bridge
buttresses afford impecunious swells the
moans of making a cheap and nocturnal
toilet. Slippers I Wo have them of all
shapes and sizes , and an for old rubbers ,
they are innumerable. Then there are
umbrellas in all stages of decay ; canes ,
Brumagen jewelry , brass bracelets that
passed for gold on white wrists , knives ,
perfume bottles , handkerchiefs , medicine ,
workmen's tooln , ramrods of guns , and , in
fact , every mortal thing that can bo
imagined ,
"A student must have loft this package -
ago on the car behind him , containing
such incongruous elements as a bottle of
gin and 'Ciuaar's Commentaries on Lat
in , ' while the broken opera glors in this ,
tied up with a pack of cards and a prayer
book , imply in the unfortunate loser a
mind wavering between tbo artistic , the
pioui and the profane. And hero ia a
parcel of paints and a number of pawn
tickets , articles that are not always di
vorced , if Thackeray and Dickens speak
the truth. The lot of cosmetics , with a
black masa of wavy hair , must have boon
lost by the name person who left this
note on ono of the benches :
DKAH CHARLES Send mo ? 50 , or tlio baby
( JOGS. 1 .MMA ,
"This sot of teeth Is really valuable
enough , " continued the voluble captain ,
"to make ono'a mouth water , and in that
decayed ebony box there is something
Ilka a false eye. "
"Why do you preserve such rubbish ? "
"It is according to order , Issued , I presume -
sumo to give the bridge as staunch a
reputation for honesty as It has for
safety. I don't think any aano man
ivould give a dollar for the collection save
ho kept a curiosity shop. "
"Do you tind largo sums of money ? "
"Seldom indeed , and when wo do they
are claimed soon after they have been
ost. A woman loft $10 in the cars on.
Monday and came around on Tuesday to
claim it. The amounts wo have unclaimed
are generally under a quarter and in the
aggregate do not amount to $2. If an
article is thrown away by ono of the offi
cers who find it , a rubber for instance ,
ho chances are that the loser trill bo
around for it bright and early , and raise a
clamor that would load ono to suppose it
was a Cinderella's elippe ? froated over
with diamonds. "
"Can you give mo any information as
, o the articles lost on the ferry boats ,
yir. do Graw ? " said the reporter to
ono of the clerks on the Brooklyn ferry-
joat.
joat."Nothing lost , " answered Mr. do
raw , "nothing found except old urn-
brellaa. "
This , however , was not otrlctly correct ,
as it is well known several articles of
value have from tlmo to lime boon loat on
: ho boats , and as the soata are not in the
labit of devouring them , as a general
rule , it follows that some ono must pick
them up. Many of them are no doubt
sent to the ollico and claimed , others are
thrown away as worthless , but there is
no system carried out or no attempt at
keeping a lost-property bureau , aitor the
manner of the Brooklyn bridge and ele
vated roads. The ferry is too conserva
tive an institution for that.
There is an elevated railroad lost prop
erty ofiico at No. 4 Frontatreot , in charge
of a rlork , who does nothing else but look
after this special department. The ele
vated railroad does things on such busi
ness principles that If ono loses an article ,
no matter how valuable or insignificant ,
ho or she ia sure to find It at the office of
which Mr. Gonndio la superintendent.
Two men employed for the purpose go
through the cars on canh nvonuo twice a
day , and collecting everything they find
on the seats forward thorn to a dispatcher ,
who In turn transmits them to No. 4
Front street. The clerk at No. 4 enters
the article on his books , and the date ,
wraps it up and places a tat ; with the nature -
turo of the article and data inscribed , and
then classifies them by avenues. Houco
It is the simplest thing in the world to
find a lost article by giving the name of
the avenue the loser bad ridden on , and
the date , or anything near It. A lady
came In while Mr. Gonudio was explain
ing matters to the reporter and obtained
a handsome silk Umbrella loat a week
ago , and this without any trouble other
than describing her property.
"It is ladles who loeo things for the
most part , " said Mr. Goundlo , "and who
take most greatest pains at recovering
thorn. At the end of the year wo are in
possession of more than a thousand ladles'
umbrellas and parasols , though I must
say 90 per cent , of them ore worthless.
The good ones are generally claimed. Wo
had 1,500 last year. Wo have valuable
property here as you may perceive , In-
binding cloaks , shawls , overcoats
watchfe , gloves , diamonds , gold brace- .
lota , brio a-brac , trlukoti of va'ua ' and j
liundrods of other articlci too numerous
to mention. " .
"Do you find money1'
"Yes , but mostly In very email
titles , and always in purses. Twenty
five cents is au average sum , A bank of
England five pound note WM brought
hero n few weeks ago. The most extraor
dinary articles are discovered In
the cars at night. Why , n big bnas'drum
was found last Bumtnor.for which no own
er has yet turned up ; pigeons , canaries ,
rabbits , cats , and all kinds of pot animals
In and out of cagoa coiuo to this depart
ment for owtiern , and no later than last
week a cat was hoard mowing mournfully
in the silence of the night. "
"How do you account for the animals
nR loft ? "
Their owners go to sloop , and forget
ting everything but the fear of being
taken beyond their street , rush out on
the platform and remember they loft
their property behind when too lato. "
"Ilow is the lost property finally dls
posed of ? "
"Wo have an auction at the end of the
year , and I can toll you Rood bargains
are to bo had at the salo. Wo sold $3,000
worth oi property for n tenth of its
value. "
"And the bank of En land notes
what do you do with thorn ? "
"Oh , " said Mr. Groundlo , smiling ,
"they go into a special fund. Wo have
never had an owner for the diamonds
found , It la possible they wore stolen ,
and lost by the sleepy thief on the cars. "
SKIN U18KA.9E9 CUIIED.
By Dr. Frazlor'a Moplorpintmont. Cures us
If by magic : 1'lmiilos , Black Honda or Grubs ,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face , leaving
the skin clear and beautiful , Also euros Itch ,
Salt llhoum , Sore Nipples , Sere Lips and old ,
Obatlimto Ulcers Hold by druggiata , or
mailed on receipt price , DO conta. Sold by
Knhu & Co. and 0. P. Goodman.
iv . . .
It ir reported that the St. Louis girls
at the charity fair gave a package of cig
arettes for fifty cents , with a smilf
thrown in. Considering the extent and
character of the St. Louis emilo , a mozo
correct way of looking at it is that they
sell the smile with the package of cigarettes -
ottes thrown iu.
A CARD. To all who -ra * .f.Vla * &om * Roa )
nod Indiscretions of youth ntnooi weaknen , trij
d < cay , leu ol manhood , etc. , I U1 Mnd a reotpl
tbai nlll out * yon , raKtt or Of ARdE. Thta gntli
I remedy wu dloooTcrod by a mltilonery In Boat ]
lAincil.- * . Bend isU-addrrtml fnrslop to Ito ia
luta X. bann.BtiiUaP.HM Y > . - ' *
Sitting-Bull ia uow so far advanced In
esthetics that ho ia brought to bollovotho
iiankiu to bo the basis of civilization , and
when ho cornea to the dinner-table ho
carefully spreads his napkin on his chair
and solemnly sits down on It.
HorslorU'u Acid Phosphate
FOU OVEUWOHKEI ) I'KOPESSIONAL MEN.
Dr. CIIAH , T. MITCUELL , Conandal
gua , N. Y. , aays : "I think It n grand
restorer of brain force or nervous on
orgy. "
| | | M
A Newfoundland dog belonging to an
east end man has a swollen throat which
makes breathing difficult , and bis owner
wants the fact announced In the shipping
nowe under the hoaa "Loss of Bark. "
How 1'alo "Von Are !
Is frequently the exclamation of ono lady
to another. The fact is not a pleasant
ono to have mention , but still the act
may bo a kindly one , for it sots the ono
addressed to thinking , apprises her of
the fact that she is not in good health ,
and leads her to seek a reason therefor.
Pallor is almost always attendant upon
the first stages of consumption. The
system is enfeebled , and the blood is im
poverished. Dr. Pierco'o "Golden Med
ical Discovery" will act aa a tonic upon
the system , will enrich the impoverished
blocd , and restore roses to the check.
"Tacoma" la the Indian name for ono
> f the highest mountains In the United
States. It is In Washington territory ,
and is clad in perpetual snow. Van-
; ouvor named it Mt. Rainier , but por-
laps the old Indian name was reinstated ,
jocauao with porpotnal snow it was ab
surd to call it Rainier than any ether
mountain.
"What Will To.tuorrow Bring ?
Don't know. Either clear weather or
cloudy. Either sturm or sunshine. Either
sickness or health , or else , perhaps , a
middling condition half way between ono
and the other. If you are ailing and
icorly to-day , you may bo enjoying relief
: o-morrowif you will only take Brown's
Iron Bittors. If you will have this prince
if tonics In the house , , look joyfully and
lopcfully for the coming of the morrow.
.t cures nouralga , headache , dyspepsia ,
weakness , etc ,
Mias Clair , the beautiful daughter of
manager of the A. T. Stewart estate
lotela , will bo married to an officer in the
Gorman army thia winter , BO they say.
DUUKEE'H SALADDXKSSINO tt COLD
MKAT SAUCK is made from the freshest ,
purest and choicest condiments obtaina
ble. In ualng it waste , labor , anxloty ,
and disappointment are prevented.
The paper bottles now made In Paris
are built up out of shoots of paper eomo-
vhat after the fashion of rocket cases , ,
jut the cementing material is a mixture
of blocd-albumon , lirao and alum. Nei
ther water nor alcohol has any action on.
euch bottles and it ia expected that they
will prove of great valuofto travellers aa
; horu is but little fear of breakage.
Catarrh
[ s a very prevalent and exceedingly dis
agreeable disease , liable , if neglected , to
develop into serious consumption. Being
a constitutional disease , it requires a
constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsa-
naiilla , which , acting through the blood ,
reaches every part of the system , effect
ing n radical and pormauent euro of
catarrh in oven its moat severe forms.
Made only by 0.1. Hood & Co. , Lowell ,
Maes.
invention of wooden tooth-picks
is now claimed for a Maine man , ono
Charles Foster , of Bucksfield , who began
the manufacture 25 years aqo , The
trade has increased 25 par cent , during
the last three years and now amounts In
round uumbnrs to 3,000,000,000 tooth
picks annually.
YOUNG MA.N. HEAD THIB.
Till VOLTAIO UKiT UOMFANT , ol Marshall
Michigan , offer to sand their celebrated KLEO
line VOLTAIC UKLT and ether KLEOTUIO A -
PUANCES on trial for thirty days , to men
( young or old ) afllicted with nervous debility ,
loss of vitality and manhood , and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism , neuralgu
paralysis , and naany other diseases. Ccoiple
restoration to health , vigor and mann00j (
guaranteed. No risk incurred , as thirty d
trial la allowed. Write them at once
trutfld pamphlet fiw.
Numerous cares of wife selUog are re
ported to have occured recepily m Peek -
skill , the p.icea paid for tee commodity
varying frym three bushels of wheat to
$5. The practice will hardly beoomo
popular elsewhere , however , unless b t-
tor times eet In , Cheap wive * may be *
come very expensive luxuriei ,
TWKNTJT YI-AUS AFIKU.
Hriiul | * of Incidents Occurring -
ring DurlnK tlxtWnr ,
Wellington Star.
Aa a Star reporter entered the otllco of
war department official the other day ,
ho waa struck by the nppoarnnco nnd
voice of a visitor who WAS just taking his
lo&vo. II o was a heavy eot , man , with
nn intelligent face , dark brown hair and
heavy mustache , mid apparenily between
45 and GO yearn of ace. The reporter's
first impression waa that ho wns a milita
ry officer ol some prominence , but aa ho
bade the official "good doy" there was a
very perceptible foreign accent in his
speech.
"Was that an army oflicoi ? " asked the
reporter after the door had closed upon
the departing visitor.
"No " the oflicial "I
, replied , never
saw him before that I know t-f , but ho
lias just related to mo a very interesting
story. "
"I am jutt in the humor for n good
story , " said the reporter.
"Well , my visitor is a Swede. During
the rebellion ho loft his homo in Sweden ,
a young man , to coma to this country to
fight for liberty , lie was a man of
moans , and wai actuated simply by he
roiolmotivog , Upon arriving hero ho at
one 8 enlisted in a Now York regiment
and waa sent south. Ills regiment , as I
remember It , was rather a hard one , com
posed mainly of French and Germans of
a pretty rough class , with officers not
much bettor. At Now Orleans the
young Swede's abilities were quickly
recognized , and ho was Riven clerical
work. In a short time ho was taken very
ill with chronic diarrbuu , and when at
most at death's door was shipped north
on a six days' furlough. That was in the
summer. Ho did not improve much , and
aa cold weather approached the doctora
advised him to seek a warmer climate.
Ho was entirely ignorant of military rog
illation's , and being desirous only of nav
ing his life , ho made his way , ho says , to
Havana. Thcro ho was under the
care of a physician who was In some
way connected with the U. S. consulate.
By the time ho regained hia
health the war was over. 1 think ho
then wont back to Ssvedon ; at any rate
he didn't return to this country again un
til a few days ago , when ho came to Now
York to engage in business. Imagine
his surprise when ho learned that hia
name la recorded as that of a deserter.
His mission hero ia to clear himself of
tint stigma , so that ho can outer buai-
boss with an unstained reputation. Ho
says that ho noycr received a cent from
the government when ho was in the
army , and that ho did not oven got boun
ty money. Ho doaon't care for that
though ho says ; all ho wants is to got hia
name cleared. I don't know anything
about the truth or falsity of hia atory ,
but ho tolls it very straight. Ho will
have to bring affidavits and other proof ate
to establish it before hia case can bo
acted upon. I only give you the story
asho related it to mo just now.
A ISlN WHO CAJID BACK TO LIFE.
"I suppose you have many strange war
Instances brought to your attention1' ?
suggested the reporter.
"Oh , yes ; . lota of them , " was the reply.
"I have in mind now the case of a man
who was reported as killed in action , but
who turned up a few years ago at a reun
ion of his regiment like a- ghost among
his comrades , who had never hoard a
word about him uinco the memorable
battle whan ho waa shot. It was the
second b&tflo of- Bull Run , I think. Ho
was a cavalryman , and rode In the front
ranks in a charge. Ho was shot from
his horse at the beginning of the charge ,
and the whole regiment paoeed over him.
There wa&no doubt about hia death , and
that his body was oat fuund occasioned
ao surprise. As ho tolls the story ho
know nothing until ho regained con
sciousness two or three months later
out in Michigan , being cared for by some
strangers who had taken him in. He was
i physical wrack , , and when. I saw him ho
ookod like a regular Quilp. He waa all
twisted and torn out of ahap , as if he
iad been blown up in a boiler exploaisn
and patched up aftorwartls. . Ho wandered
ibout tor several years and finally visited
lis former homo. Ho found that his wlfo
jolievlng him dead , had maniod again.
So didn't trouble herbut continued trav
elling until he gained the friendship of a
vell-to-do man , and with him ho made
lia homo , finally marrying ono of his
daughters. After ) his appewranco at the
reunion of his regiment , lie brought the
case before the department to have his
record corrected , and to oecuro the pen
sion which ho claimed on account of hia
wounds.
A MUGII. MIXEDASK. ' .
"Tho strangest incident within my
recollection , " continued the official , "was
connected with the death of a colored
soldier. Both his widow and his mother
claimed a pension. The widow swore
, hai this man , her huabaad , died in Ton-
loeaeo in 1802 of the smallpox , but that
ilt > mother waa not living at the tlmo of
ils death nor even several years before.
The mother claimed that this man , her
son , died In IS'Jd , of * smallpox , in Ton-
lessee ; that she had repeatedly soon him
> otweon 18U2.and ISO ! * but that her son
lad never been married. Now , that was
a nice snarl to untangle , for both women
were evidently tolling iho truth. There
was a record of the man in question ,
according to which he was onlietod at a
certain data in that regimpnt and com-
? any , and died of smallpox in 1804. But
.hero waa also strong evidence that ho
died in ISCS'of omallpor. "
"How waa it straightened out ) " asked
ho reporter.
"Well , it waa learned that tbo man did
die in 1082 ; as claimed by the widow. In
; hoao times , , however , and particularly in
, hoao colored regiments , the o Hirers made
every effort to keep their ranks full , and
aa the colored men seldom went by any
ether names than Moso cr Pompoy , or
Bomo such weJl-knoirn darkey name , . the
eorgeaaU experienced littb difficulty in
tilling the place of some uno of tba inon
who died or deserted. It la supossdi that :
in thie instance no record was mido of
the death of this Mnsrj , or whalovor his '
name was , when he died of sraullpox iu ;
1SS2 , but the sergeant hunted up a lain ,
who looked enough like him to take his
place , and the now loldier nJopted the
name of the dead on ) , and waa known aa
euch. Two years later h * alee dlod of
umallpox and his death waa recorded.
There were roallj two soidlara , but ono
of whom was muttered in and bat ono of
whom died according to the record. "
"Who got the pension ! ' asked the re
porter.
"I don't recall the character of the re
port made by the department to the pen
slon authorises , but my impression is
that neither got it. You sco , the hus
band , who died , did not die until 1804 ,
when it urt.s shown bo waan't the man ,
and tha son , who did die in 1804 , never
was Mover mustered in , and there you
are. Ono was mustered In and didn'
die , and the other died , but was never
mustered iu. "
STOP THAT COUGH
By using Pr. Frazier's Throat and Lunp Bal
am the only ure cure for Coughs , Coldi
Hoarsened find Sere Throat , nnd nil dNoa < e
of the throat nnd ltiug . Do not neglect n
eolith. It may prove fntal. Scores and
hundreds of Rrfttcful in-oplo ewe their lives to
Dr. Frazier't Throat and l.unc Balsam , and
no family will ever be without It after once
tiling it , nnd discovering Us marvelous ] xwor.
It is put tip iu largn family bottles nnd sold
for the small price of 75 conU per bottle. Sold
Kulm ft Co. nnd 0. P. Ooodmau ,
Pittoburp Chronicle.
liIST OV
in tno postoliico { at Omaha Satur'
December 19 , 1881 :
OKNTLKMKN'S uar.
Abraham .T Adams P
Alsm A P Andinwn U t >
Anderson O P Anenm H
Andenon J
Baud Mr Beach A 13
Hoall 0 W Bowers 0
Baxter C Brown > T N
Boilrko ,1 BuikoJ N
lirodertcn Bower A
Brcty A Bolleu I , U
Derk G Brown W
Bosforto.W U Bell W
Uulchor H N Buago 0 A
Brown II Bullock T
Carxmter | T M Crow ford C
Chapman A J Curmnol J
Cftlli ott I Connelly , T
Cooko.I H Coritens 1)
Clarke W Crounu P
Case > T Cornell W
CasoU Clmrloiuis V
Chatfiold 11 Cassitly J
Cramor H
Dow ] I Dohlo A
DL W Duncan , T 1)
Dean W P. Dininoro 1 ? M
Dunbar 1 Uyhorg J
Kdson F Karvor R M
Fulkerson N Tord 0 Jt
Knrgo C J-'rioilinnn it
Fntiner KB Franklin W
Foster W li Fitth U
Fargo P B
Galum M Ganilrafl
( Jeili 0 W CllbcrtJ
Gcnhol O A OarBie K
Gilbert T
Hadda M D llopklua 0
Heehok , T 1' Huliin J
Heudry.T A Ilolman J
HodRo W 2 IlufvandorA
Hcnrickson II lIolmBtem F
Helmick K P Herald W
Hjwiia F Hosallo T
lliraberg S IInsetS A
HiMidtTiicm 11 Hulbrook S
Hunter F J
Jackson C Jorgensen J
iTohnsnn .1" .Folios I li
Jonei 11 F Jacobs J II
, T y , T C JonBon J
JocobsoiiiT .roliiiBciii B
John J Tones A
Killing U Kclloy ftl
Kahsher lj Knevicht At
Kregh I N Karpf L
Kill * 11 Klovson J
Kiunlngor Iv Krauicks W
Kennedy A 11 Kerr W M
Knightnof i.aboa-
lump J Lang > T F
Looker W ] , owoWB
Lareen J A j > ano li J
Lodor II LinuieBD-
haal N
Montncuo D Malloy ( '
Miller li.N McG rough P C
Morais IIB Mack J
McMahou M McCarthy M
McKarliuul J Mciiahau J
McCulich J McKny ,1
McVoy T Melcher T W
Mav T Macley T
MclCovnn J .Marler W 1-3
Murphy T B McUell W
Mclntosh A Mirriolus A Y
Murphy A 11 * McDonald A1)
Maka H K
Jlsen lj OrrFC
J'Brien J O'Brieh WP 2
Vllerron .T Oti.T
L'ischeS Parker G P
L'eteraon K Pbillebert P A
L'HIphamer J 1'herson Mr
Boston J K Prinhlo J
L'oterBon C Poole II M
Lrice II Pulsiser F
L'erion .T Pelton F N
Juinnett J D
Hugg W Konttoewall S
[ luesell L Itico W
lleevos J
Stafford II Boott D
Sceutt W Schlect J
Sitko J Htlmson P X
Schneider J 1) ' Hpencer , T
landera 11 K
Stenberg P Stone U
Smith K Swartz D
Smith K Kifko H
Smith M Salmlok M
Shieblov N K Himpaon F V
Toolan D Terry W
Taylor J K
Tnaler M U
Vanarsdale M Vesperman F
Vnnn F 2 Van Ness .T II
Vieuhorn J C Van Burn C
Worenstopp ! ) Winn K
Wright rJU Westman K
Woodward Mrs in Weaver G W
WatkinsJM'i' Wood W B
Wells W Wilde W
White B Wright J T
Wulffll Wright L
WinsloM L II Wild U
Wolley O J. Wlngvist .T
Wipf , T Williams J
Watt T J WalUer , T
Wieland J D. AVildor M J
Walker G.M
Yawitzer Mi
i ' LIST.
Bittman Mini S
JMissL JJabb Mrs K
frown Mrs A Black Mrs K I !
3utiick Mils L Buist Miss X
Celden Mis L C Clark Mrs W
Clark Miu J H. Carr Mra A
) hild Mrs C .1 Cooper Mrs M
3ook MilB Li K CaldwellMra H M
Oook J\lr B
Miss M ( Jlarke Mro A B
Cell Mrs A Dane
) ano wbi K
Crickson 1 } Kngel Mrs P
'ractt Mrs ( V Kullor Misa N
'rthom Mrs A
iraham Mini C Grigga Mra L
iruy Minn li GarrettMrs X .1
iaKkell Mim v. lleo/.a Miss K
londersnn Mra A lloltou Mrs 1C M
lunter It. Haleey Mra M J
lartlo Mii > a A Harmon Misa M
IarrwMiBsC.J llninin Allss A
'nckeon Miss.O Johnson Mlsa II
TohoBon MM \ i KM
fuluuon Mrull
Cerrigan M KunryMrs A
Jatliio Mitu Kidbal Mlaa C
Cnard Maa N
* ytl i Mrs I > J 2 Lewis Mian N'
eminp Mrs S liawrunco Mien K
M\V MiectM
ilurphv MLia II McIIaloMrs II
Mitchell Mrs CO Sillier Miss.I M
ilcCormisk Miss N MarthisMrs K
ilontgoiueiy B Molunoy Mra
IcGow MbsO
OUIaru MUa A O'Concra Mrs F
'oiiDOsaMra M A PioveoMra W B
'eitonon MI'BH G Payne Mis U
juigley Mrs U B UM
toyuoUla Mra L W M
. .tied Maa ! C
Stout Mra G F
SwoHson Miss B .Sharp Mrs Jt J
Slmttt-nberg Miss 'XT Hullivan Mies H 3
Stone Mrs It
TooJan Mrs K \n Thomas Mrs K
'WalrodoMissi : WiiiRsMisaAO
Wilson M .r Wilsten Minn L
Witdan Miss A iC
Walker Mlsa A. "
Youag Mra A
I CLAtS
Tavlnr , NulUrfc Co. Strang G
IcKeon P JiloUloyll i :
Finney A W Spaiildlng MiHrf M
C. K. CouTAwr ,
1'ostmaster.
Browa's Bronchial Troachea for coughs and
colila , "Them iu nothing to bo compared
with them. " llsv , O. D. Wntkius , Walton ,
Ind.
Ind.A
A Pennsylvania bull dog had paralyzed
so many common ours that ho was fain
to believe ho could down Anything In the
line of btast or fowl. Under this Idea
Ii9 w&dod into a tame osglo and was a
deal dog idsidoof five minutes.
Angostura nit torn , the worlU renowned
appetizer and Invigorator , \Jtod now over
the whole clvIlUed world. Try It , but beware
of ImltaUona. Aak your grocer or druggist for
the genuine article , manufactured by Dr. J ,
G B , Sie ort & Bonn
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A GBOfll CIT1
The remarkable growth of ( Jmahk
during the last few years Is n matter of
great Astonishment to those who pay an
occasional visit to this growing city. The
development of the Stori Yards the
necessity of the Dolt Lln0 iload the
finely paved streets the hundreds of now
residences find costly business blocks ,
with the population of onr city inoro than
doubled in the last five years. All this
is n great surprise to visitors nnd Is the
admiration of our citizens. Thin rapid
Rroirth , the business activity , nnd the
many substantial Improvements madn a
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every Investor has made a handsome
profit.
Since the Wall Street panlo last May ,
with the subsonnont cry of Imrd times ,
there has boon loss demand from specula *
tors , but n fair demand from Investors
seeking hornua. This latter class are
taking advnntago of low prices In buildIng -
Ing material nnd nro securing their homos
at much lorn cost than will bo possible
year houco. Speculators , too can buy
real oat a' a chopper now and ought to take
advant a of present prices , for future
pro I ) .
The nest few years prondoca groatei
d ivo' ' opnioiitu In Omaha than the past
ti v i years , which hnvo boon ns good as
wo could reasonably dcalro. Now man
ufacturing oatabllahmonta and large job
bing houses are added almost weekly , and
all add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha and through-
but the State , who have their money In
the banks drawing n nominal rate of In
terest , which , if judiciously invested in
Omaha real ottato , would bring them
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargains which wo are confident will
bring tbo purchaser largo profits In the
near futuro.
We Imvo for Hale the finest resi
dence property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman avenue,17th ,
18th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Farnam. Davenport ,
Cuming , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Parnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible Borne of the finest and
cheapest residencn property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the pro
perty in the western part of the city
will increase in value.
We also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments made in this section
by the Stock Yards Company and
the railroads will currm'tily double
the price m a short time.
Wo also have Bomo line business
lots ami Home elegant inside resi
dence ? for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good.barKams bycalliug u
213 South 14th
Uefc vepn Fnrnhain and Douglas.
P. S. We odk those who huve
property for Hfile at n bargain to fjive
IB a callWe want only bargains
We will poHitively not handle prop-
nt mor flmn it.K rnn ! valnr > .
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